Materials, buildings, landscapes, cities, and urbanization are all overtly connected energy hierarchies that must be lucidly understood as the basis of any design agenda for energy today.
The Spring 2017 option studio “ULSAN REMADE: Manufacturing the Modern Industrial City” worked with the presence of the ‘Fifth Industrial Revolution,’ a current systematic transformation combining accelerated and automated methods of manufacture and industrial production. This transformation features changes to local patterns of energy,…
by Greg Hopkins (MDes '17) Buildings consume more energy than any other sector in the…
The Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities (CGBC) has revealed its centerpiece initiative:…
During January of 2016, a group of GSD students travelled to Nepal and Kenya, to…
by Aman Singhvi (MDes '16) As land is increasingly commoditized with an upsurge in population,…
by Caio Barboza (MArch '16) and Sofia Blanco Santos (MArch '16) — Recipient of the James Templeton…
by Joshua Feldman (MArch '16) — Recipient of the 2016 James Templeton Kelly Prize The…
by David Kennedy (MDes '16), Jacob Mans (MDes '16), and Benjamin Peek (MDes '16)—Recipient of the…
We explored the allometric potential of a funicular catenary form to both modulate interior climatic…
